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  • Pesticide-Free Territories

    Pontifical Catholic University of Ecuador (PUCE)

    Partners: IRD; Universidad Central del Ecuador; SWISSAID; farmers, among them women’s association Unión y Progreso de la parroquia Aláquez; and the ancestral community of San Isidro

    Duration: 11/2023—11/2028

    Andes

  • Andean Insights and Narrative

    International Potato Center (CIP)

    Partners: Grupo Yanapai, Arid Zones Research Institute–La Molina (CIZA), and Fundación PROINPA

    Duration: 11/2023—11/2026

    Andes

  • Western Kenya Smallholder Systems

    Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organization (KALRO)

    Partners: Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development, Kenya Forestry Research Institute (KEFRI)–Maseno, National Agricultural and Rural Inclusive Growth Project (NARGIP) and its community-driven development committees (CDDCs) and common interest groups (CIGs), FRNs, other institutions, research and development actors, NGOs, and CBOs

    Duration: 11/2023—11/2026

    East & Southern Africa

  • FRNs for EP&D Management

    University of Greenwich

    Partners: atural Resources Institute (NRI); Nelson Mandela African Institution of Science and Technology (NM-AIST); Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources (LUANAR); FRNs in northern Tanzania and central Malawi; Royal Botanic Gardens–Kew; Colorado State University NGO Floresta Tanzania; and local government authorities such as District Council agricultural services and Ministry of Agriculture extension services

    Duration: 11/2023—11/2026

    East & Southern Africa

  • SHONA AE Innovation Fund

    SHONA Group Limited

    Partners: Biovision Foundation Switzerland, Dunn Family Foundation, Stichting DOEN, ESAf CoP, Rootical Business Builder, TIFS Initiative, AFSA, Agroecology Fund, Netherlands Food Partnership, PELUM, Aceli Africa, Practical Action, and others

    Duration: 11/2023—5/2025

    West Africa

  • To Support Transformative AE

    University of Vermont (UVM) and State Agricultural College Foundation

    Partners: RMS, Soil Health, and FRN teams; Center for Agroecology, Water, and Resilience (CAWR); Groundswell International; El Colegio de la Frontera Sur (ECOSUR) (Mexico); Stats4SD; Community Agroecology Network (CAN); Global Alliance for the Future of Food; Latin American Scientific Society for Agroecology (SOCLA); UVM Gund Institute for Environment; Tropical Agricultural Research and Education Center (CATIE); Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS); International University of Andalucía (UNIA); and Universidad Pablo de Olavide (UPO) (Spain)

    Duration: 11/2023—11/2026

  • People’s Food Summit

    Regeneration International (RI)

    Partners: More than 500 partners in upwards of 70 countries in Africa, Asia, Latin America, Australia, the Pacific, North America, and Europe include AFSA, OCA, SKI, IFOAM–Organics International, GOAD, Agroecology Network, Ecosystem Restoration Camps, and IFOAM seeds platform

    Duration: 11/2023—11/2025

  • AEI Phase IV

    Groundswell International

    Partners: Groundswell West Africa, NGO ANSD, Institut National pour l’Environnement et des Reserches Agricoles (INERA), Association Minim Sông Pânga–Burkina (AMSP), leading farmers’ organizations, local NGOs, and projects Sahel IPM and 3F

    Duration: 11/2023—11/2026

    West Africa

  • Strengthening Fonio Contributions

    Institute of Rural Economy (IER)

    Partners: Agriculture sectors in the Ségou basin, Sikasso-Kadiolo, Koutiala, and Kéniéba-Kita basins; farmers’ organizations Union des Agriculteurs de la Commune de Tominian (UACT) (Tominian basin), Association des Organisations Professionnelles Paysannes (AOPP) (Koro-Bankass basin), and Association Malienne d’Eveil au Développment Durable (AMEDD) (Yanfolila-Bougouni basin); Institut de Recherche en Sciences Appliquées et Technologies (IRSAT) with the Child Nutrition Program; Union des Sociétés Coopératives pour la Commercialisation des Produits Agricoles de la Boucle de Mouhoun (USCCPA/BM) (Burkina Faso); and FUMA Gaskiya of Maradi Farmers Unions (Niger)

    In Mali, Farmers’ Knowledge project with NGO AMEDD and FaReNe project with ADAF-Gallè

    Duration: 11/2023—11/2026

    West Africa

  • Participatory, Holistic Landscape Management

    Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources (LUANAR)

    Partners: DeTAS Ministry of Local Government through local development structures, including area development committees and village development committees; Ministry of Agriculture through Departments of Land Resources and of Agricultural Extension Services; Department of Agricultural Extension Services through Decentralized Agricultural Extension Service Structure; SCOPE Malawi; traditional authorities; group village and village headpersons; FRNs and FFSs; and National Agroecology Hub (Malawi)

    Duration: 11/2023—11/2026

    East & Southern Africa

  • Public Policy for AE

    Institute of Ecuadorian Studies (IEE)

    Partners: Institute of Economic Research of the Central University (IIE); Indigenous peasant organizations CONAIE, FENOCIN, and CNC; Universidad Amawtay Wasi; Agroecology Collective; Secretariat of Peasant Family Farming; FENOCIN; CNC; CONAIE; NGOs AVSF and SWISSAID; CoPs

    At territorial level: (in Tungurahua) Indigenous Movement of Tungurahua, PACT, producer associations, and Salasaca people, and (in Pichincha) Kayambi people and Fenocin

    Council of Agroecological Producers’ Organizations, provincial governments and municipalities, and agroecological development teams in Tungurahua and Cayambe

    Duration: 11/2023—11/2024

    Andes

  • Bridge Funding for Accelerating Systems Transformation

    Bioversity International

    Partners: Coalition of, to date (April 2023), 47 member countries, regional commissions, and 130-plus organizations encompassing farmers’ groups, research institutions, Indigenous peoples’ organizations, UN agencies, philanthropic foundations, and civil society organizations

    Duration: 11/2023—9/2024

  • Child Nutrition III

    Research Institute of Applied Sciences and Technologies (IRSAT)

    Partners: Farmers’ organizations FUMA Gaskiya, Mooriben (Niger), AMSP (Burkina Faso), and UPLC (Mali); rural women’s associations; projects Networking4Seed, Voandzou, Fonio, Cowpea Square, Farmers’ Knowledge, Women’s Farm Productivity in Niger, Sahel-IPM, Processing, IAE, Recycling, CATHI-Gao; institutions ICRISAT, IER, INRAN, INERA, University of Maradi, University of Ouagadougou, Nazi Boni University, University of Bamako, Abdou Moumouni University (Niger), and IER (Mali)

    Duration: 11/2023—11/2027

    West Africa

  • Strengthening Multi-Stakeholder Cooperation

    Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)

    Partners: TAPE technical working group, whose members represent INTA/University of Gronigen, Cornell University, IRD, Friends of the Earth International, World Agroforestry, INRAE, CIMMYT, AVSF, La Vía Campesina, MAELA, and CIRAD; also Agroscope (Switzerland/Kenya), ARAA/ECOWAS (West Africa), ARFA (Burkina Faso), COLEAD (Benin), DCA (Cambodia, Nepal, Uganda), Diaconia (Brazil), DTEAP (Laos), Eclosio (Benin, Cambodia, Peru), ECOWAS (West Africa), Enabel (Benin), ENDA Pronat (Senegal), Haramaya University (Ethiopia), Iles de Paix (Tanzania), In Situ (Argentina), INTA (Argentina), IRPAD (Mali), Louvain Coopération (Cambodia, Madagascar), reNature (Kenya, Indonesia), RSDA (Lesotho), SPC (Pacific), Trócaire (Rwanda), ULB (Congo), UNAM (Mexico), Universidad Veracruzana (Mexico), VAAS (Vietnam); research methods support Stats4SD

    OMSST, whose collaborators represent FAOSTAT, Koronivia joint work on agriculture, and Cornell University/Soil Factory

    Agroecology Knowledge Hub (AKH) composed of IRPAD, Chulalongkorn University, Asian Institute of Technology, ASEAN Academic Network, SEARCA, FiBL, Coventry University, Agroecology Europe, SOCLA, Red PP-AL, CLACSO, Rede Sial (Brazil), IPES-Food, CIRAD, INRA, CGIAR, and TPP

    Civil society organizations 3AO, Alliance for Food Sovereignty in Africa, Australian Food Sovereignty Alliance, Asian Peasant Coalition, Asiadhrra, CSA, China Digital Green, ELVC, Agency of Development Initiatives, MAELA, RIAM, RUPAP, IPC, CSM, IFOAM, PAN, and URGENCI

    Private sector ROPPA, PROPAC, ESAFF, PELUM, COPROFAM, and Access Agriculture

    Knowledge platforms Biovision Africa Trust, African Union, EOA Knowledge Hub Project, ALiSEA, LaoFAB, UNISECO, CELIA, WOCAT, and SIANI

    NGOs or private foundations and donors Terre & Humanisme, Swissaid, Biovision, Groundswell International, PAN AP, SEI, Schola Campesina, Agroecology Europe, SDC, RADDO, Agroecology Fund, Global Alliance for the Future of Food, McKnight Foundation, OXFAM, GRET, ActionAid, World Rural Forum, SPC, and Agroecology Coalition

    FAO working group through CoP on family farming and agroecology

    Duration: 8/2023—8/2025

    Andes, East & Southern Africa, West Africa

  • Smallholder Soil Health Assessment

    Colorado State University

    Partners: East & Southern Africa (ESAf) soil health working group, Kenya AE hub partners, FIPS-Africa, Multipurpose Legumes, Manor House, NMAIST and Botanicals (both Tanzania), and Best Bets (Malawi)

    In West Africa: Groundswell/AMSP/INERA (Burkina Faso), CATHI-Gao (Niger), and IDEMS and AES support projects

    In the Andes: national soils platform, a network of agroecology projects working in soils, and Proinpa (both Bolivia), and the Bolivian Agroecological Movement (MAB)

    RMS teams Stats4SD and IDEMS (all regions)

    Duration: 8/2023—8/2026

  • Food-SINERGY Co-Design Workshop

    Université de Montréal

    Partners: International development organizations and networks Pan American Health Organization; One Health High-Level Expert Panel; International Development and Research Centre; COLANSA; UNESCO Chair on Food, Biodiversity, and Sustainability Studies; and UNESCO Chair on World Food Systems.

    Research institutions McGill University, Université Laval, University of Alberta, Wilfrid Laurier University, University of Calgary, CIRANO, Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Maternal Child, Université de Montpellier, INRAE, CIRAD, Montpellier Interdisciplinary Center on Sustainable Agri-food Systems, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, FLACSO, Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala, American University of Beirut, and Universidade de São Paulo

    NGOs Knowledge Platform Agro Development and Rural Innovation (Ukraine), Environmental Sustainable Development Unit (Lebanon), Grădina Moldovei (Moldova), Fundación EkoRural (Ecuador), Fundación Trócaire (Guatemala), EKJUT (India), Schola Campesina (Italy), and Santé Diabète (Mali)

    Peasant, Indigenous, and consumer organizations European Coordination Via Campesina, MESSE, Colectivo Nacional Agroecológico del Ecuador, Campaña Nacional de Consumo Responsable Que Rico Es, REDSAG (Guatemala), and La Via Campesina

    Duration: 5/2023—11/2023

  • Agrinovia Master Training

    Université Joseph Ki-Zerbo (UJK-Z)

    Partners: NGOs, associations, projects, and professional structures (public or private sector companies) that welcome students on internship

    Financial partners Italian Agency for Development Cooperation (AICS) and FONER (national fund for education and research)

    Technical and/or scientific partners Università of Roma Tre (Italy), Catholic University of Louvain (Belgium), Senghor University in Alexandria (Egypt), Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne (France), Université Peleforo Gon Coulibaly de Korhogo (Ivory Coast), Abdou Moumouni University (Niger), University of Abomey-Calavi (Benin), Agreenium (France), Fert (Burkina Faso), CORADE training and consulting agency (Burkina Faso), CPF (farmers confederation of Burkina Faso), DIOBASS Ecology and Society (Burkina Faso), TRIAS (Burkina Faso), Project Neer-Tamba (Burkina Faso), CIRADE (Ouagadougou), dP/ASAP CIRDES (Bobo-Dioulasso), Inter-réseaux (Ouagadougou), and Terre des hommes, ONG Suisse (Ouagadougou)

    Duration: 5/2023—5/2024

    West Africa

  • Agroecological Valorization of Organic Waste (AgrOW)

    Institut de Recherche pour le Developpement

    Partners: Global Collaboration for Resilient Food Systems projects Agro2Ecos, Women’s Fields, CATI-Gao, and Cowpea Square performed in the Maradi region and the 5R laboratory of the Direction du Cadre de Vie et de Gestion de Déchets (DCV/GD); OXFAM (Niamey); University De Ouagadougou (Burkina Faso); French National Research Institute for Sustainable Development (IRD); Université Boubakar Bâ de Tillabéri; University of Maradi; farm union partners Mooriben and Fuma Gaskiya; municipalities and local services of the ministries of agriculture and environment; and key stakeholders in the waste and agricultural sectors at local (rural and peri-urban) and territory (urban) levels

    Duration: 5/2023—5/2024

    West Africa

  • Kenya AE Hub II R&D and Info-Sharing

    Organic Growers’ Research and Information-Sharing Network

    Partners: CCRP projects Drylands FRN, FRN-NGO, RECODA FRN, PKWI FRN, and VEDCO FRN; cross-cutting Soils, Multipurpose Legumes, and Botanical projects; NGOs and CBOs, including (town, municipality, or county with organization) Bungoma (SADI, VI), Busia (BERMA, SINGI), Homa Bay (DIG, Practical Action, Trees for the Future) Kisumu (Practical Action, Trees for the Future), Migori (ACEP, CMAD, Rural FRN), Siaya (Tembea Youth), Thika (GBIAK, RODI), and Trans-Nzoia (CMAP, Kipsaina Cranes and Wetlands Conservation Group, Thrive, SMART); IDEMS International; Innodems; Kenyan government organizations KALRO and Trans-Nzoia MOA; Manor House Agricultural Center (MHAC); PELUM Kenya; Busitema University Uganda and Maseno University

    Duration: 11/2022—2/2025

    East & Southern Africa

  • Python-Based Platform to Evaluate Crop/Pest Systems

    Center for the Analysis of Sustainable Agricultural Systems (CASAS)

    Partners: Partnerships with appropriate research groups being sought and established as a basis for proposing the actual funding of the software with McKnight and other funders

    Duration: 11/2022—11/2023

  • Strategic Alliance of Philanthropic Foundations

    Meridian Institute

    Partners: Global Alliance for the Future of Food, AgroEcology Fund, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Children’s Investment Fund Foundation, Transformational Investing in Food Systems (TIFS), True Cost Accounting Accelerator (TCAA), Agroecology and Livelihoods Collaborative, Agroecology Europe, Agroecology Research-Action Collective, AS-PTA, Asian Farmers Association for Sustainable Rural Development, Biovision, Caribbean Agroecology Institute, Center for International Environmental Law (CIEL), CGIAR, CIFOR-ICRAF, CIRAD, Civil Society Organization Nutrition Alliance, Consejo Internacional de Tratados Indios, Cultivate!, EAT, El Colegio de la Frontera Sur, ENDA Pronat, EnviroStrat, Funders for Regenerative Agriculture, FUMA Gaskiya, Grupo Yanapai, Groundswell International, Imaan Research, Indigenous Partnership for Agrobiodiversity and Food Sovereignty, INRAE, Institute for Agriculture & Trade Policy, IPES-Food, IRD, IRPAD, IRSAT, L’Institut Agro Montpellier, Louvain Cooperation, MAELA, National Family Farm Coalition, P’KWI Farmer-to-Farmer Cooperative, SOCLA, Stats4SD, Sustainable Agriculture Tanzania, UN FAO, University of Brasilia, Colorado State University, Cornell University, Coventry Univeresity, Free University of Brussels, Mayan Intercultural University of Quintana Roo, University of Jaffna, Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources, University of the Philippines, University of Vermont, Wilfrid Laurier University, and Yale University

    Duration: 11/2022—11/2025

  • Forage and Fallows Phase IV

    Grupo Yanapai (international) and Colorado State University (domestic)

    Partners: World Neighbors, INIA, and farmers and leaders in communities of Huahuanca, Rangra, Tizo, and Quilcas (Junín); Pacchomolinos, Santa Cruz, and Ccasapata (Huancavelica), and Cruzccasa, Jacaspampa, and Urubamba (Ayacucho)

    Duration: 11/2022—11/2025

    Andes

  • Bioinoculants’ Role in Crop Production and Protection

    University of Greenwich

    Partners: The Nelson Mandela African Institution of Science and Technology (NM-AIST), CCRP projects in the Kilimanjaro and Singida regions where FRNs have been established, NGO Ateker Transformation and Sustainability Initiatives (ATSI-UG), Colorado State University, University of Greenwich Natural Resources Institute (NRI)

    Duration: 11/2022—11/2025

    East & Southern Africa

  • Kenya AE Hub 3: Supporting FRN Priorities

    IDEMS International Community Interest Company

    Partners: CCRP projects and core hub members Drylands FRN, FRN-NGO, RECODA FRN, PKWI FRN, VEDCO FRN, NARO Sorghum, and KALRO MLP; also projects Cross-Cutting Soils, Multipurpose Legumes, and Botanical projects; NGOs and CBOs, including (county or town with organization) Bungoma (SADI, VI), Busia (BERMA, SINGI, Transcom), Homa Bay (DIG, Practical Action, Trees for the Future), Kisumu (Practical Action, Trees for the Future, CREPP, Migori (ACEP, CMAD, Rural FRN), Siaya (Tembea Youth), Thika (GBIAK, RODI), Trans Nzoia (CMAP, Kipsaina Cranes and Wetlands Conservation Group, Thrive, SMART), Vihiga (SOFDI), and West Pokot (SMART); Innodems; Kenyan government organizations KALRO and Trans Nzoia MOA; Manor House Agricultural Center (MHAC); PELUM Kenya; Busitema University, Cornell University, and Maseno University

    Duration: 11/2022—11/2024

    East & Southern Africa